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Lance Cpl. Joshua Svenson (right), a Hillsboro, N.H.,

Lance Cpl. Joshua Svenson (right), a Hillsboro, N.H.,

Lance Cpl. Joshua Svenson (right), a Hillsboro, N.H., native and geospatial intelligence analyst with 2nd Intelligence Battalion, II Marine Expeditionary Force reaches out to help a fellow Marine board their Zo... More

Lance Cpl. Joshua Svenson, a Hillsboro, N.H., native

Lance Cpl. Joshua Svenson, a Hillsboro, N.H., native

Lance Cpl. Joshua Svenson, a Hillsboro, N.H., native and geospatial intelligence analyst, sets up survey equipment at an overview position near a beach at Camp Pendleton, Calif., July 14, 2014. Marines from the... More

Lance Cpl. Michael Stroud (left), a Des Moines, Iowa,

Lance Cpl. Michael Stroud (left), a Des Moines, Iowa,

Lance Cpl. Michael Stroud (left), a Des Moines, Iowa, native, and Lance Cpl. Joshua Svenson, a Hillsboro, N.H., native, both geospatial intelligence analysts with 2nd Intelligence Battalion, II Marine Expeditio... More

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